The matched player directly controls the Swordmaster, stays beside the red buff, and waits for the opponent to refresh.

This is also what was taught in the previous novice guide.

As the line came to the center of the middle lane, A-Dai began to concentrate and was very close to the opponent.

The skill point is Q skill.

Just like the Lich's Frost Nova in Warcraft, it throws a fireball at the opponent. If it can kill the opponent, it can restore mana and reduce the cooldown by half.

Every hero has his or her own talent. Annie's talent is the ability to stack energy. When it reaches four, the next skill she uses will cause a stun.

Because of playing "Warcraft" for a long time, A-Dai has brought back many of his old habits.

For example, when you use the mouse to click on the ground, your other hand will keep pressing the keyboard.

But from here, we can still see the other party's talent.

It didn't take long to understand how to play the game.

For example, only the last hit can earn you money, and the money earned can be used to buy better equipment, which can improve the hero's attributes.

Soon, Ah Dai breathed a sigh of relief.

I feel like I've figured out the mechanics of the game.

Then came the bad news.

"Our hero has been killed!"

Looking around, only Garen's avatar turned black, and there was a countdown.

"Well, I just went to attack Teemo, but I got poisoned, and then the soldiers next to me surrounded me and attacked me."

Zhao Jing looked at Ah Dai and explained awkwardly.